Krii Lun Aus (Skyrim)

Major bugs: 3 • Minor bugs: 2 • Notes: 0

Major Bugs

 * This shout has a permanent and very weakening effect on followers; use with caution.
 * (PC) The console can be used to fix affected followers by using the command "getav damageresist" on them and then using the number it gives you in the command "restoreactorvalue damageresist "
 * (PC) The Unofficial Skyrim Patch fixes this (v1.1).
 * One of the word walls for this shout is sometimes bugged; the cinematic and on-screen text will play normally when this happens but the word itself will not appear in the player's list of shouts.
 * Learning Gaan Lah Haas from the Dawnguard plugin will sometimes make it impossible to finish learning all three words of Krii Lun Aus.
 * A potential fix for both this and the glitched shout bug below is to do the following:
 * Find a save where you haven't started the Dawnguard questline nor learned any words for Krii Lun Aus.
 * Uninstall Dawnguard.
 * Load the save and learn all three words of Krii Lun Aus.
 * Reinstall Dawnguard.
 * (PC) The Unofficial Dawnguard Patch fixes this (v1.1.2).

Minor Bugs

 * Learning a word from this shout after installing Dawnguard will also cause a new shout to appear in the shouts menu that uses the words of this shout. The glitched shout has a recharge of 12,12,12 and a description of "Drains 1 points of Health per second for 20 seconds. Drains 1 points of Magicka per second for 20 seconds. Drains 1 points of". The glitched shout will have these effects but the player's character will not appear to shout anything and the NPCs it's used on won't become hostile.
 * (PC) The console can be used to fix this by using the command "player.removeshout 02018244" in version 1 of Dawnguard or "player.removeshout 020181b8" in version 2.
 * (PC) The Unofficial Dawnguard Patch fixes this (v1.1.2).
 * The second and third levels of this shout are incorrectly shouted as Lun Lun and Lun Lun Aus, respectively.
 * The word wall for the first word of this shout has a small portion of its text cut off, although the intended words can be inferred. See UESP for details if you're interested.

Fixed

 * Unknown. Otherwise: "None" or something like "No bug fixes have been necessary."

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